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and i bet almost every one of them uses the word themselves as most people in Scotland seem to. We really have reache the depths of petty point scoring and i don't think people really consider the effects of their complaints when people lose jobs over fake outrage.

Aye, that's why folk are annoyed. People get mugged all the time, nothing to do with football so why are people always initially so desparate to put a sectarian element on it when the odds are stacked against it.

Because pathetically there are enough people in Scotland who, when someone dies, the first question they ask is "what team did he support?" "what school did he go to?" "what about the attackers?" and there's examples of these sort of people writing in every newspaper and working for the BBC. That's not a "They're all out to get us" statement, it's self proving, the very fact someone has chosen to make the Celtic element a big part of the reporting shows that someone there is a moron that thinks that's what is important.

What's particularly pathetic about this is that a boy died and straight away the vultures were out, he had a Celtic top on so it was probably a Rangers fan that killed him and probably a sectarian attack. What makes it worse for me is that this guy was apparently a good guy, clean living, never in trouble, involved in charity work and yet he dies and all the newspapers and media wanted to do was define him as "Celtic fan." I tell you what, as much as I love Rangers if I was to die tomorrow i'd be furious (except i'd be dead obviously) if all anyone had to say about me was "Rangers fan." The msot disappointing thing for some Celtic fans is not that a fellow fan was killed, but that the perpetrators weren't Rangers fans and they weren't bigots (at least not Rangers supporting bigots) what a lovely point scoring exercise that could have been. Celtic fans complaining about them choosing to pick a photo of the guy wearing a Celtic trackie "over 100's of other photos" should wake up and realsie that jsut like them, the first thing this scumbag does when he wakes up in the morning is pull on his manky Celtic trackie that he wears every single day.

Used to work with a guy tht was pals with him and had won the schools Scottish cup with him. He (Burns) got signed by Rangers and his pal went to Man City only to break his leg within a month and never played again...

No, it looks at the stats and decides who it thinks would win.

I was playing my first online match on head to head seasons, was drawing 1-1, guy had me beaten in terms of possession but I was the one getting the chances and probably gonna win... servers down 3-0 award to the other guy...

Even worse, the song was written in the bloody 1960's. It's not some historic anthem but the crap of a wee daft nationalist bragging about a battle 600-odd years after it happened.

See therese 2 Bangura's, never mind being twins, never mind being brothers, they're not even related. The confusin comes from them playing for the same team and being given the nickname "The Golden Twins" but they're not related. None of that changes the fact that if true Celtic have made a right cunt of themselves.

"It was the referee's fault" After every fucking defeat. The irony is it was the refs fault under Strachan until he left and it was all his fault, it was the refs fault under Mowbray, tehn he left and it was all his fault, now it's the refs fault under Lennon until he gets the sack soon then it will be all his fault. Why hasn't he been sacked yet anyway, can't help but think if he had a different background he'd be out the door already.

I lived up in Aberdeen for a year a couple of years back. Clubs, unless things have changed probably the best club to go to is Liquid which is just off Union Street or Tiger Tiger which is also off Union Street and will be a bit more expensive and can be a bit cunty at the weekend about how people are dressed. Decent busy, young crowd bar would be Society on Union Street or VOdka Rev on Belmont Street.

I'm sure i've read that any known member of the f****n brotherhood was excommunicated from the catholic church. So by definition a f****n cannot be catholic.

Contemplating selling it already. Just can't get into it and i'm shite at it. It's still better than PES will be though (based on demo and previous years) as it looks decent graphically and the ball behaves like a ball and not a balloon. Still it's basically FIFA 10, same graphics and general gameplay witha more frustrating defensive system added.

Classic, there will be people that actually believe this though.

2 fans were arrested for not being "Celticey" enough.

Always first on the purchase list, along with Mads Jorgensen, Mattias Lindstorm, Kim Kallstrom and a free transfer for a Brazilian winger called Leandro Cunha with shite stats but if you played him by the end of the season more than half his attributes were 18/19/20.

Pretty sure they done that last year also, and maybe 2010 aswell (I remember people having problems with activation the first few days) and people got round it so I imagine the same will happen this year.

Is it too much to ask for consistency? Everyone that was screaming at the top of their voice for Naisy to get banned also seen the Hooper incident and kept their mouths shut. We need clear rules and people to look past their petty jealousy and permo runner up feeling and just report things fairly. One thing that certainly needs clarified is what to do when a player raises his hands to another. My understanding currently is that if it's a Rangers player then simply the act of raising a hand is a red card offence, no matter how much it is just a case of "handbags." On the other hand (and this was certainly a case of handbags) if it's a Celtic player or any other it has to be a violent incident for a punishment. See Samaras raising his hands during the old firm game and pushing Naismith (pretty sure it was him) right in front of the ref who just laughed it off. I didn't care, it was handbags but it seems to me if the shirts were reversed there would have been massive calls for a red card from the mhedia.

Can someone clarify if i've got the order of events right. Britney makes a tool of himself at that recent discussion/debate and is wholeheartedly in favour of the new laws ǝpɐbıɹq uǝǝɹb ǝɥʇ hold a wee protest about how bad the new law is Britney commends ǝpɐbıɹq uǝǝɹb ǝɥʇ for this and says how brilliant they are.

And have been papped out of two European competitions at the first attempt. I back McCoist also but it's clearly not all positive and you don't have to look far to see where the doubters can get some ammunition.

About £3.5m

Sorry mate, you're just wrong. You can only speak to players once they're into the last 6 months of their contract, that's why everyone speaks to players and signs pre contracts in January, with the exception of guys like Bedoya but that's because he played in Norway and his contract was up in November/December at the end of their season. Speak to them before and it's tapping up, you end up with a 2 year signing ban, a war with UEFA and Celtic taking your place in the Europa league

Except for the rules of both FA's. Even if he was out of contract at the end of this season it's still longer away than 6 months which is when you can talk to players. In any event it seems it's 2013 his deal runs out (makes sense as it's unlikely a team would loan a player out in his last year)

Pretty sure the law they are trying to enforce aa been in force since 2003 and there were similar provisions in an act prior to this. It all comes down to interpretation of our actions, an given there's been 2 adjournments the one thing that is clear is that this is not an open and shut case.

Not exactly the same but i was thinking the other night that if everyone who classes themselves a fan but wont go to one gam this season paid the price of a ticket then the tax issue would be a non issue if we were to lose the case.